Adult BMI self-test

Please enter your height and weight

Height:		cm
Weight:		kg

Weight status	Chinese reference standard	Risk of related diseases
Thin	BMI index <18.5	Increase (related diseases: anemia, hematuria, etc.)
Normal	18.5≤BMI index≤23.9	Average level
Overweight	23.9<BMI index≤26.9	Increase (related diseases: high blood pressure, heart disease, etc.)
Obesity	26.9<BMI index≤29.9	Moderate increase (related diseases: high blood pressure, heart disease, etc.)
Severe obesity	29.9<BMI index	Severe increase (related diseases: high blood pressure, heart disease, etc.)

BMI (also known as body mass index) is a number obtained by dividing the weight in kilograms by the square of the height in meters. It is currently a commonly used international standard for measuring the degree of fatness and health of the human body. Users can arrange more reasonable diet nutrition and exercise according to the test results. A healthy life starts from now on.